In the realm of group decision making (GDM), the maximum expert consensus model
(MECM) emerges as a potent tool for consensus optimization. The complexity of decision …

The maximum expert consensus model (MECM) is a commonly used consensus model in
group decision making (GDM). In traditional MECM, the consensus constraints are not fully …

In group decision making (GDM), individual opinions and unit adjustment costs are essential
factors in reaching a collective consensus. However, in previous studies, most scholars only …

In consensus-based social network group decision making (SN-GDM) problems, experts
tend to refuse modifications if they exceed the limit of their maximum compromise, which …

The maximum expert consensus model (MECM) is an effective model for achieving
consensus during the consensus reaching process (CRP) in group decision making (GDM) …

In social network group decision-making, the conflicts among decision-makers (DMs) could
lead to significant uncertainty regarding the unit adjustment costs, and excessive intra-group …

Group decision-making (GDM) problems in the real world are becoming more complex, and
various uncertain factors exist. However, most scholars ignore the uncertainty in the GDM …

In complex group decision making (GDM), reaching a consensus needs both the adequate
communication and exchange between the individual decision makers (DMs) and the input …

In group decision-making, ignoring the existence of uncertain factors causes the decision-
making problem to lose its practical significance. Based on the maximum expert consensus …

Decision makers (DMs) may exhibit non-cooperative behaviors such as deviating from
recommendations or making only minor modifications in consensus-based group decision …